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Nao Hagiwara-Livingston

Professor of Public Health Sciences

University of Virginia

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School of Medicine

Department of Public Health Sciences

Nao Hagiwara-livingston is currently serving as a Public Health Sciences Professor of Public Health Sciences at University of Virginia.

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University of Virginia

Professor of Public Health Sciences

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racial discrimination race african american studies ethnic studies health disparities public health racial prejudice psychology health care disparities ethnic discrimination bias applied social psychology health communication health policy disparities social identity social determinants of health experimental social psychology social psychology unconscious bias race relations racial groups minority stress stigma patient experience racial equity health systems disparate impact behavioral research psychological medicine skin tone racial disparities cancer care social bias health inequalities psychological science weight disorders health information science supportive care cancer disparities genetic counseling bias detection black experience racial studies social epidemiology adolescent psychology racial attitudes discordant medical interactions unfair treatment speech communication behavioural process applied cognitive psychology group process perception-action loop embodied cognition social categorization social identity theory patient support patient education sexism gendered perceptions social medicine prenatal care open field aggressive behavior healthcare disparities health consequences black patients implicit bias data-driven learning raciolinguistics discordant oncology interactions higher implicit bias oncologist implicit bias implicit bias training translational frameworks

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Bayesian Estimation of Hierarchical Linear Models From Incomplete Data: Cluster‐Level Interaction Effects and Small Sample Sizes. Statistics in Medicine (2025)

Dongho ShinYongyun ShinNao Hagiwara

applied mathematicsbayesian estimationhierarchical linear modelsincomplete datacluster-level interaction effectsstatistical inferencesmall sample sizesstatistics

Racial Discrimination, Sleep, Fatigue, and Pain Outcomes in Black Adolescent–Caregiver Dyads.. Health Psychology (2025)

pain outcomesracial discriminationblack adolescent–caregiver dyadsethnic studiesracehealth equityhealth disparitiesnursingsocial determinants of healthfamily psychologyafrican american studiessupportive careadolescent healthethnic discriminationminority stress

Racial Identity Moderates Cultural Congruence and Healthy Eating Intentions in Black Emerging Adults. Journal of Black Psychology (2025)

Danyel I. SmithShawn C. T. JonesNao Hagiwara

healthy eating intentionsracial equityblack experiencecultureracial identitycultural congruencesocial identityblack emerging adultspsychologyafrican american studiessocietal influenceidentity (social science)

Racial Justice Intervention Research: Reflections, Challenges, and the Road Ahead. Journal of Social Issues (2025)

racial equitysocial justicerace relationsracial discriminationracial groupsethnic studiesracesociologycritical race theoryroad aheadsocial sciencesafrican american studiescriminal justiceracial studiesethnic discrimination

Study Protocol for Investigating Racial Disparities in Pain Care: A Comprehensive Integration of Patient-Level and Provider-Level Mechanisms With Dyadic Communication Processes Using a Mixed-Methods Research Design. BMJ Open (2025)

Nao HagiwaraEmily RivetBrian A EilerChristen EdwardsNadia HarikaShawn C T JonesAmelia C GroverPeter Mende-Siedlecki

pain caremixed-methods research designstudy protocolpublic healthracial disparitiesmixed-methods researchprovider-level mechanisms

“the Doctor Will See You Now… but Not for Long”: Linking Physicians’ Racial Attitudes and Patients’ Discrimination Experiences to Racial Disparities in the Duration of Medical Consultations. Patient Education and Counseling (2025)

Emerson Do BúSusan EgglyLouis PennerNao Hagiwara

discrimination experiencesmedical consultationsmedical sociologyracial discriminationmedicineracial attitudeshealth care disparitiespatient educationhealth disparitiespatient supportpublic healthracial disparities

The Intergroup Time Bias and Its Implications for Medical Healthcare. Journal of Social Issues (2025)

Emerson Do BúRenata Pimentel da SilvaCícero Roberto PereiraAna Raquel Rosas TorresFilipa MadeiraJorge ValaNao Hagiwara

racial equityracial discriminationfamily medicineintergroup time biasethnic studiesracemedical traineeshealth policyhealth disparitiessocial determinants of healthhealth care disparitiesfamily practicediagnostic accuracydisparitiesafrican american studiesethnic discrimination

Using Black Patients’ Experiences to Develop Coding Frameworks for Racialized Communication in Healthcare. Patient Education and Counseling (2025)

racial discriminationvulnerable patient populationshealth informaticsracehealth careethnic studieshealth disparitieshealth care disparitiesnursingdigital healthhealth technologyafrican american studieshealth information scienceracialized communicationhealth communication

Do Implicit Bias Trainings on Race Improve Health Care? Not yet – but Incorporating the Latest Science Can Help Hospitals Treat All Patients Equitably. (2024)

Nao HagiwaraTiffany Green

racial discriminationracial groupslatest scienceethnic studiesracehealth carehealth equityhealth systemshealth policypublic health ethicshealth disparitieshealth care disparitiespublic healthdisparitiesracial prejudicebias

Factors Associated With College Students' Attitudes Toward Telehealth for Primary Care. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health (2024)

Conor MC DuffyCatherine SJ WallNao Hagiwara

telehealthbehavioral sciencescollege studentsprimary care

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Nao Hagiwara-Livingston

Professor of Public Health Sciences

University of Virginia

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Public Health Sciences

Nao Hagiwara-livingston is currently serving as a Public Health Sciences Professor of Public Health Sciences at University of Virginia.

Honors

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University of Virginia

Professor of Public Health Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Bayesian Estimation of Hierarchical Linear Models From Incomplete Data: Cluster‐Level Interaction Effects and Small Sample Sizes. Statistics in Medicine (2025)

Dongho ShinYongyun ShinNao Hagiwara

applied mathematicsbayesian estimationhierarchical linear modelsincomplete datacluster-level interaction effectsstatistical inferencesmall sample sizesstatistics

Racial Discrimination, Sleep, Fatigue, and Pain Outcomes in Black Adolescent–Caregiver Dyads.. Health Psychology (2025)

Racial Identity Moderates Cultural Congruence and Healthy Eating Intentions in Black Emerging Adults. Journal of Black Psychology (2025)

Danyel I. SmithShawn C. T. JonesNao Hagiwara

Racial Justice Intervention Research: Reflections, Challenges, and the Road Ahead. Journal of Social Issues (2025)

Nao HagiwaraEmily RivetBrian A EilerChristen EdwardsNadia HarikaShawn C T JonesAmelia C GroverPeter Mende-Siedlecki

pain caremixed-methods research designstudy protocolpublic healthracial disparitiesmixed-methods researchprovider-level mechanisms

Emerson Do BúSusan EgglyLouis PennerNao Hagiwara

The Intergroup Time Bias and Its Implications for Medical Healthcare. Journal of Social Issues (2025)

Emerson Do BúRenata Pimentel da SilvaCícero Roberto PereiraAna Raquel Rosas TorresFilipa MadeiraJorge ValaNao Hagiwara

Using Black Patients’ Experiences to Develop Coding Frameworks for Racialized Communication in Healthcare. Patient Education and Counseling (2025)

Do Implicit Bias Trainings on Race Improve Health Care? Not yet – but Incorporating the Latest Science Can Help Hospitals Treat All Patients Equitably. (2024)

Nao HagiwaraTiffany Green

Factors Associated With College Students' Attitudes Toward Telehealth for Primary Care. Telemedicine Journal and e-Health (2024)

Conor MC DuffyCatherine SJ WallNao Hagiwara

telehealthbehavioral sciencescollege studentsprimary care

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